Varieties of olive oil

In Spain, there are more than 260 types of olives, each contributing unique aromas and flavors to olive oil. Although the olive variety influences the oil’s profile, the most crucial factor is the production process. From cultivation to cold pressing and preservation, careful handling ensures a fresh and aromatic oil. The most well-known extra virgin olive oils include: Arbequina (smooth and fruity), Picual (intense and spicy), Hojiblanca (balanced), Cornicabra (robust and complex), and Royal (smooth and fruity with high polyphenols). Proper preservation is vital to maintaining their quality.

Alfafarenca Olive Oil (2)
Arbequina Olive Oil (47)
Arbosana Olive Oil (5)
Arroniz Olive Oil (1)
Blanqueta Olive Oil (2)
Borriolenca Olive Oil (1)
Canetera Olive Oil (1)
Coratina olive oil (1)
Coriana Olive Oil (1)
Cornicabra Olive Oil (11)
Empeltre olive oil (2)
Frantoio olive oil (4)
Grosal olive oil (1)
Hojiblanca Olive Oil (27)
Koroneiki Olive Oil (2)
Lecciana Olive Oil (1)
Lechín Olive Oil (1)
Manzanilla Olive Oil (5)
Nevadillo Olive Oil (2)
Picual Olive Oil (76)
Picudo Olive Oil (8)
Redondilla Olive Oil
Royal Olive Oil (10)
Sikitita Olive Oil (2)
Wild olive oil

Varieties of olive oil

Alfafarenca Olive Oil (2)

Arbequina Olive Oil (47)

Arbosana Olive Oil (5)

Arroniz Olive Oil (1)

Blanqueta Olive Oil (2)

Borriolenca Olive Oil (1)

Canetera Olive Oil (1)

Coratina olive oil (1)

Coriana Olive Oil (1)

Cornicabra Olive Oil (11)

Empeltre olive oil (2)

Frantoio olive oil (4)

Grosal olive oil (1)

Hojiblanca Olive Oil (27)

Koroneiki Olive Oil (2)

Lecciana Olive Oil (1)

Lechín Olive Oil (1)

Manzanilla Olive Oil (5)

Nevadillo Olive Oil (2)

Picual Olive Oil (76)

Picudo Olive Oil (8)

Redondilla Olive Oil

Royal Olive Oil (10)

Sikitita Olive Oil (2)

Wild olive oil

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